Eric Allie for May 01, 2024

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    Grace L. Ferguson Border Patrol and Screen Doors  28 days ago

    Good one, Mr. Allie!

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    ncorgbl  28 days ago

    It is, and always has been conservatism that eats away and stifles education.

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    piper_gilbert  28 days ago

    Is Eric Allie advocating for a regressive education? Confusing cartoon here.

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    jeff44  28 days ago

    nothin confusing about intellectually and ETHICALLY bankrupt. peace out

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    thelordthygod666  28 days ago

    The antonym of progressive is regressive

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    Ontman  28 days ago

    So let’s shut down the colleges and universities. Problem solved eh Allie?

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    Newenglandah  28 days ago

    Back a few decades, there was a slogan “college is America’s best friend” in a PSA urging people to “give to the college of your choice”.

    When did the right decide that college is America’s worst enemy?

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    Zuhl's Wife  28 days ago

    Yeah, after all, colleges are places wealthy young people go to learn practical skills (and not that silly liberal arts stuff) so they will become rubber-stamp obedient citizens who will always shut up , do what they are told, and make babies for the hive.

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    Zuhl's Wife  28 days ago

    “What better way to get rid of ‘Undesirables’ than to saddle them with debt and make education a luxury?”

    - Ronald Reagan

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    rmike7842  28 days ago

    William F. Buckley Jr. criticized Yale back in the ‘50s for leftism and indoctrinating. If course, Yale had no blacks or women when he went there. Before that, the teaching of evolution had many conservatives denouncing college. “College egghead”, “College boy, eh?” Then we have the concept of snobbery in that many people believe that the College educated and especially professors look down on everyone else. From this perspective, we see how fear of change and anger have produced the motivation for disparaging college. We also see the absurdity.

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    braindead Premium Member 28 days ago

    I guess we need to put DeSantis in charge of education, rigtht, Allie?

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    Diane Lee Premium Member 28 days ago
    There is no way of knowing what we have lost with our policy of not giving every person their best opportunity to achieve whatever they can. It is detrimental to the entire human race, not just to the individual. And, it isn’t just that the mind that could have discovered the cure for cancer could have been born in poverty and never learned to read.

    The average college graduate pays more in federal taxes very year of their working life than the average high school graduate. If that’s divided by the 4 years it takes to get a college education, and public schools were free, those additional taxes would pay for the cost of college, with a net gain for total income taxes paid. THE REST OF US WOULDN’T HAVE TO PAY MORE TAXES, IN FACT THE NET EFFECT WOULD BE A TAX PLUS. This doesn’t even consider that with the degree, the person is less likely to ever need unemployment or welfare, and that more students would complete high school if they could see it as the way to a good job. They would also be paying a larger amount in all other types of taxes, social security and Medicare.

    The best investment we could make to keep America strong is to not just forgive all student loans but to make all public higher education, including trade schools, etc totally free There is no better way to spend money than, to give our people every opportunity to be the best they can be. Yes, It’s good for them individually, but the country is made up of individuals, so what’s good for one is good for the country

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    DC Swamp  28 days ago

    There is still hope, as not all university students are leftist lunatics like we’ve seen past few weeks. I had one graduate last year with an engineering degree and now has a good job.

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    The Nodding Head  28 days ago

    Dámn liberal arts!

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    Ivan the Terrible   28 days ago

    Right on point, Eric! The slow erosion of education by the Progressives have left our youth dumb and disoriented, unable to function in real life. The only solution I see is a return to the good old days of MAGA tradition.

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    knutdl  28 days ago

    A bookworm is someone who loves to read.

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    Radish the wordsmith  28 days ago

    Lots of countries have free college because they want their citizens to progress.

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    superposition  28 days ago

    The average American with a bachelor’s degree earns about $80,500 per year, while the average American with only a high school diploma earns about $40,000 per year. College graduates earn more than double on average than those without a degree.

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    davidthoms1  28 days ago

    Ignorance is not bliss! It does lead to poor decision making. Like voting for a con-man, sex offender and career criminal!

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    Zuhl's Wife  27 days ago

    It’s obvious that MAGA freaks have abandoned the axiom of “Knowledge is Power” to enthusiastically embrace “Ignorance is Bliss”.

    Ettu, Eric?

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    Rich Douglas  27 days ago

    The U.S. higher education system is always ranked the best in the world. Critics like this are easy to write off.

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    gopher gofer  27 days ago

    weak thinking, weak comic…

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    ferddo  27 days ago

    People complain that the U.S. – who used to lead in science and manufacturing – now lags behind countries like China… but those same people love to demonize the institutions and instructors who help nurture future scientists and businessmen…

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    Ivan the Terrible   27 days ago

    We have enough baggers at Walmart and baristas in Starbucks to start an army of college educated warriors. Let’s send them and our illegal aliens to Ukraine and Gaza to fight for loan forgiveness and citizenship. An honorable trade-off.

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    cfkelley  27 days ago

    Higher Miseducation or Higher Indoctrination.

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    Jack7528  26 days ago

    What we need is for colleges to be more like they were, teaching, more than knowledge, a little wisdom. Some Bible study and traditional American Values would help.

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    franki_g  25 days ago

    He believes in hire education.

    Just enough to get a job and serve our overlords without question of why they get paid more than they could ever spend while we get our social security taken away and live in fear of a major medical issue that will bankrupt anyone not in the .01%

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    thomasdadisman  25 days ago

    We have pretty much followed the same play book they did in the 60’s. So, I guess the next thing is to start closing all these schools down. The institution at its finest.

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    zerorest  24 days ago

    The opposite of progressive is regressive, like your comics.

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    androgenoide  23 days ago

    I don’t know if it was the Left or the Right that contributed more to gutting the educational system and turning it into a mechanism for turning out mindless cogs for the wheels of commerce. Political discourse is meaningless without some comprehension of language/rhetoric. Ideology is pointless without some basis in philosophy. Understanding of the issues is rooted in history. The problem is not the bits of fluff added to appease one faction or another, it’s all the stuff that was removed because “we don’t really need all that”.

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